手て引びき書しょ

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Meanings

A reference book that provides practical instructions or introductory guidance on a subject.

〈物もの〉の手て引びき書しょa manual/guide for something
このソフトの手て引びき書しょを読よんでから使つかってください。
Please read the manual for this software before using it.
手て引びき書しょに従したがうto follow the instructions in a manual
作さ業ぎょうは手て引びき書しょに従したがって行おこなってください。
Please carry out the work following the manual.
手て引びき書しょを作さく成せいするto create/compile a manual
新しん入にゅう社しゃ員いんのために手て引びき書しょを作さく成せいした。
We compiled a manual for new employees.
手て引びき書しょを参さん考こうにするto use a manual as a reference
困こまったときは手て引びき書しょを参さん考こうにしてください。
If you're stuck, refer to the manual.

マニュアル
マニュアル is a loanword typically used for technical or operational manuals, while 手引書 sounds more like a general guidebook or primer.
案あん内ない書しょ
案内書 focuses on introducing or guiding someone to a place or facility, whereas 手引書 gives step-by-step how-to instructions.
入にゅう門もん書しょ
入門書 is aimed at absolute beginners starting a subject from scratch, while 手引書 can also serve as a practical reference for those already familiar with the basics.
教きょう本ほん
教本 suggests a structured textbook used for systematic study, while 手引書 is more casual and instruction-oriented.
ハンドブック
手引書 is a native Japanese term for a guidebook, often used in formal or official contexts, whereas ハンドブック is a common loanword with a casual, handy feel.

手て引びき書しょ
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
手て引びき書しょ
Alternate spelling using the okurigana 引き; less common but still encountered.

Compound of 手引き (tebiki, 'guidance') + 書 (sho, 'book/document').